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Measles Outbreak · United States

The US Is Having Its Worst Year for Measles in More than 30 Years

59% Center coverage: 235 sources

The U.S. is experiencing its worst measles outbreak in over three decades with 1,288 cases reported.See the Story

US Economy · United States

Most US Adults Say Child Care Costs Are a ‘Major Problem,’ a New AP-NORC Poll Finds

64% Center coverage: 72 sources

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Real Estate · United States

Investors snap up growing share of US homes as traditional buyers struggle to afford one

50% Center coverage: 57 sources

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What to know — and what isn’t known yet — about US tax deductions for tips and overtime pay

72% Center coverage: 25 sources

By DEE-ANN DURBIN, AP Business Writer Millions of U.S. workers who earn tips and overtime pay may be eligible for a federal tax break when they file their 2025 income taxes next year. Related Articles Average long-term US mortgage rate rises to 6.72%, ending a five-week slide Snap, crackle, sale: Nutella maker Ferrero plans to buy WK Kellogg for $3 billion Is Outlook down? Thousands of users report…Taxes · United States See the Story

EnergyX Buys Land in Arkansas for Lithium Mining - Austin Business Journal

85% Center coverage: 13 sources

AUSTIN, Texas, July 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Energy Exploration Technologies, Inc. (EnergyX), a global pioneer in sustainable lithium extraction and refining technologies, today announced that it has entered into a binding conditional agreement to acquire Daytona Lithium Pty Ltd, a…Economy · Austin See the Story

UAMS Names Andy Davis as Chief Transformation Officer

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

UAMS has named Andy Davis as its chief transformation officer, effective Friday. As CTO, Davis will lead the establishment and execution of a 100-day plan that will serve as a roadmap to drive university-wide changes. He will aim to facilitate financial growth, operational efficiency and culture change. He will also collaborate with senior leadership, students and employees to assess change readiness and identify transformation opportunities. Th…Little Rock · Little Rock Read Article

Delta Regional Authority Awards Nearly $900K to Northeast Arkansas Workforce Initiatives

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Delta Regional Authority announced it has awarded nearly $900,000 in grants to support three workforce development in projects in northeast Arkansas. The projects are: Arkansas Northeastern College was awarded $300,000 for a workforce education program that will build capacity for middle-skilled jobs in northeast Arkansas to support global competitiveness in the industrial maintenance occupational field. Black River Technical College was aw…Arkansas · Arkansas Read Article

Man who stole funds from Marion County Airport sentenced, ordered to pay restitution

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The man who stole funds from the Marion County Airport while serving as the treasurer has been sentenced and ordered to pay restitution. Sixty-six-year-old Douglas E. Starkey of Yellville pled guilty to theft of property and abuse of office, both felonies, and was given five years of probation as part of a plea deal with the state. He was also ordered to repay the entire $117,696 he stole from the airport along with $1,490 in fines, court costs …Property · Marion County See the Story

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The US Is Having Its Worst Year for Measles in More than 30 Years

Most US Adults Say Child Care Costs Are a ‘Major Problem,’ a New AP-NORC Poll Finds

Investors snap up growing share of US homes as traditional buyers struggle to afford one

What to know — and what isn’t known yet — about US tax deductions for tips and overtime pay

EnergyX Buys Land in Arkansas for Lithium Mining - Austin Business Journal

UAMS Names Andy Davis as Chief Transformation Officer

Delta Regional Authority Awards Nearly $900K to Northeast Arkansas Workforce Initiatives

William Giles Named CEO of Magnolia Regional Medical Center

Wayne-Sanderson Farms Opens $43M Feed Mill in Danville

Arkansas Community Colleges Announces New Executive Director

Man who stole funds from Marion County Airport sentenced, ordered to pay restitution

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